⏲️ Schedule#

#bs.schedule:help

Enhance command scheduling with this module, providing flexibility beyond vanilla capabilities. Cancel commands and maintain execution context (entity & location).

🔧 Functions#

You can find below all functions available in this module.

Cancel#

All

#bs.schedule:cancel_all

Cancel all scheduled commands that match the given id.

Inputs:: Macro Var with.id [any]: Scheduled command parameter to match against.

Cancel all commands that have an id parameter set to “foo”:

function #bs.schedule:cancel_all {with:{id:"foo"}}

Single one

#bs.schedule:cancel_one

Cancel the first scheduled command that match the given id.

Inputs:: Macro Var with.id [any]: Scheduled command parameter to match against.

Cancel the next command that have an id parameter set to “foo”:

function #bs.schedule:cancel_one {with:{id:"foo"}}

Credits: Aksiome, theogiraudet

Clear#

#bs.schedule:clear: Clear all scheduled commands.

Remove all scheduled commands:

function #bs.schedule:clear

Credits: Aksiome, theogiraudet

Schedule#

#bs.schedule:schedule

Schedule a command for execution. If a command is registered in a tick where commands are already registered, adds the command after those already registered.

Inputs:

Macro Var with.command [string]: Command to schedule.

Macro Var with.time [int]: Time to wait. In ticks by default if unit is not defined.

Macro Var with.unit [string]: Unit of the specified time (tick, second, minute, hour, t, s, m, h).

Macro Var with.id [any]: Optional parameter used to identify the scheduled command.

Outputs:

Return: The suid identifier of the scheduled command.

Execute say foo in 2 seconds:

function #bs.schedule:schedule {with:{command:"say foo",time:2,unit:"s"}}

Schedule then cancel commands that match a complex id:

function #bs.schedule:schedule {with:{id:{foo:"bar",fails:true},command:"say failure",time:10,unit:"s"}}
function #bs.schedule:schedule {with:{id:{foo:"bar"},command:"say success",time:10,unit:"s"}}
function #bs.schedule:cancel {with:{id:{fails:true}}}

Credits: Aksiome, theogiraudet

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